Russell Westbrook made fewer than a third of his shots and still dominated the Memphis Grizzlies.
Oklahoma City's point guard posted his 18th triple-double of the NBA season, and the Thunder defeated the Grizzlies 103-95 on Wednesday night.
Westbrook shot six of 19 and missed all seven of his three-pointers, but finished with 24 points, 13 rebounds and 12 assists for the 55th triple-double of his career.
He already has matched his total from last season less than halfway through this one, and his 2015-16 total was the most for an NBA player since Magic Johnson had 18 during the 1981-82 season.
Westbrook isn't just rolling up stats.
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The Thunder are 15-3 this season and 33-3 the past two seasons when he gets a triple-double.
"People can get wrapped up in numbers and talk about numbers, and the numbers don't reflect winning," Oklahoma City coach Billy Donovan said.
"When Russell has gotten the triple-doubles, we've won, and that's what he, I think, is most focused about."
Westbrook clinched his triple-double when he snagged his 10th rebound on a missed free throw in the fourth.
